Hasrat, Amanullah. The Position of Afghanistan in the United Nations Organization (Da Afghanistan mawqif da Malgaro Mellatuno pa mo'asasa kshe). Kabul, 1961. In Pashto.

Hasrat, Amanullah. The Position of Afghanistan in the United Nations Organization (Da Afghanistan mawqif da Malgaro Mellatuno pa mo'asasa kshe). Kabul, 1961. In Pashto.

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Hasrat, Amanullah. The Position of Afghanistan in the United Nations Organization (Da Afghanistan mawqif da Malgaro Mellatuno pa mo'asasa kshe). Kabul, 1961. In Pashto.
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Hasrat, Amanullah. The Position of Afghanistan in the United Nations Organization (Da Afghanistan mawqif da Malgaro Mellatuno pa mo'asasa kshe). Kabul, 1961. In Pashto.

$250.00
Sale price  $250.00 Regular price 

امان الله حسرت / د افغانستان موقف د ملګرو ملتونو په موسسه کښې / پښتو کوونکی میر سعید برین.
کابل : دولتی مطبعه، ١٣٤٠ [1961]. 199 مخ.
نرم پوښ. عادي قطع.
حالت ډیر ښه دی: پوښ پاک دی، د څنډو لږ سولېدل؛ کتاب کلک دی، پاڼې پاکې دي.
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Hasrat, Amanullah. The Position of Afghanistan in the United Nations Organization [Da Afghanistan mawqif da Malgaro Mellatuno pa mo'asasa kshe] / translated into Pashto by Mir Saeed Barin.
Kabul : State Press [Dawlati Matba'a], 1340 [1961]. 199 pp.
Original publisher's softcover. Regular format.
Condition very good: wrappers are clean with minimal edge wear; text block is firm and internally clean.

A rare and detailed diplomatic history outlining the geopolitical stance of Afghanistan within the United Nations during the early Cold War period. Written by Amanullah Hasrat and translated into Pashto by Mir Saeed Barin, the work covers Afghanistan's official positions on critical mid-twentieth-century international issues, including the Algerian War of Independence, disarmament, colonialism, and human rights. Published in Kabul in 1961 (1340 Solar Hijri) by the State Press under the auspices of the Independent Directorate of Press, the book features internal photographic plates of Afghan delegations at UN assemblies. As a primary source, it offers invaluable insights into the foreign policy of the Kingdom of Afghanistan under King Zahir Shah, a period characterized by strict non-alignment and active participation in the emerging Third World bloc. Surviving governmental publications from pre-revolutionary Afghanistan are exceptionally scarce on the international antiquarian market due to decades of subsequent conflict and institutional destruction, making this a highly desirable volume for collectors of Central Asian history and Cold War diplomacy.

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